John Buhler is a Staff Writer for FanSided, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on the NFL and college football, John covers topics such as player draft stock, coaching strategies, team rumors, and trade speculations. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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John Buhler focuses primarily on sports, particularly football with a focus on college and professional levels. His coverage includes event announcements, expert score predictions, opinion editorials, and investment analysis related to the National Football League (NFL) and College Football.
Given his extensive coverage of football events and opinions regarding players and teams, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from sources who have unique insights into player performances or team strategies. Additionally, providing expert commentary or insider perspectives related to major football events such as drafts or playoffs could capture his interest.
As John's geographic focus is not specified but appears to center around American football leagues like NFL and NCAA, relevant information should pertain to these contexts.
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For better or worse, Mickey Loomis is going to remain part of the New Orleans Saints' future.
Loyalty is what will continue to knock Kirby Smart's Georgia Bulldogs football program down a peg.
It is looking more and more likely that the Big Ten will get all four of its contenders into the playoff.
Yesterday was a statement win for Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss Rebels. Pretty much from the jump, they went out and beat the brakes off
The Atlanta Braves should be careful what they wish for with their rumored starting pitching target. By John Buhler
All it may take is one more win for the Indiana Hoosiers to be certainly playoff-bound this season. By John Buhler
The Associated Press has spoken, but is the College Football Playoff Selection Committee even listening? By John Buhler
After stealing a game from the New Orleans Saints previously, the Atlanta Falcons gave one away. By John Buhler
Thankfully, we still have plenty of time for these things to sort themselves out. After watching some college basketball, the latest
By: John Buhler
It has been a rough last few days for the Georgia Bulldogs. After having been the No. 3 team in the nation and seeded No. 2 overall in the first College Footbal
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